RCA block need
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RCA block need
Hey I just got an 2010 GS 350 awd been reading up on RCA blocks which helped when lowering the car from vibrations I am LOOKING for RCA blocks 20 mm preferably...... or even 25mm
Last edited by Geezey617; Apr 18, 2020 at 10:33 PM.
http://lexi-imports.blogspot.com/201...mm-for_24.html
Check with these guys if they still make them. If they dont you can buy the megan one and have them cut down with a lathe at a machine shop. Or make your own, like what I did. I made mine out of steel and have had it for many years with no issues.You just have to take measurement with a caliper and take them to a fab/machine shop. For bolts you will need grade 8 bolts, but I left my rca small so I reused the stock bolts.
Btw they didnt cure my vibrations, and I am only lowered in the front with the rca. They will help cv angle if you lower your car.
Check with these guys if they still make them. If they dont you can buy the megan one and have them cut down with a lathe at a machine shop. Or make your own, like what I did. I made mine out of steel and have had it for many years with no issues.You just have to take measurement with a caliper and take them to a fab/machine shop. For bolts you will need grade 8 bolts, but I left my rca small so I reused the stock bolts.
Btw they didnt cure my vibrations, and I am only lowered in the front with the rca. They will help cv angle if you lower your car.
Thread Starter
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Apr 2020
Posts: 9
Likes: 1
From: Massachusetts
http://lexi-imports.blogspot.com/201...mm-for_24.html
Check with these guys if they still make them. If they dont you can buy the megan one and have them cut down with a lathe at a machine shop. Or make your own, like what I did. I made mine out of steel and have had it for many years with no issues.You just have to take measurement with a caliper and take them to a fab/machine shop. For bolts you will need grade 8 bolts, but I left my rca small so I reused the stock bolts.
Btw they didnt cure my vibrations, and I am only lowered in the front with the rca. They will help cv angle if you lower your car.
Check with these guys if they still make them. If they dont you can buy the megan one and have them cut down with a lathe at a machine shop. Or make your own, like what I did. I made mine out of steel and have had it for many years with no issues.You just have to take measurement with a caliper and take them to a fab/machine shop. For bolts you will need grade 8 bolts, but I left my rca small so I reused the stock bolts.
Btw they didnt cure my vibrations, and I am only lowered in the front with the rca. They will help cv angle if you lower your car.
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